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[[mi lus rin po che]] - Comprised of the eight freedoms and ten riches.


The ''freedoms'' are to avoid rebirth in the eight unfree states:


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1-3) three lower realms,
 
4) a long-living god,
 
5) having wrong views,
 
6) a savage,
 
7) a mute, or
 
8) born in an age without buddhas.
 
The ''riches'' are five from oneself and five from others.
 
The ''five riches from oneself'' are:
 
1) to be a human,
 
2) centrally born,
 
3) with intact sense powers,
 
4) having unperverted livelihood and
 
5) faith in the right place.
 
The ''five riches from others'' are:
 
1) [[a buddha]] appeared and
 
2) he taught the [[Dharma]],
 
3) the teachings remain and
 
4) have followers and
 
5) (teachers) who compassionately benefit others [RY]  
 
 
 
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Latest revision as of 20:29, 4 February 2006

mi lus rin po che - Comprised of the eight freedoms and ten riches.

The freedoms are to avoid rebirth in the eight unfree states:

1-3) three lower realms,

4) a long-living god,

5) having wrong views,

6) a savage,

7) a mute, or

8) born in an age without buddhas.

The riches are five from oneself and five from others.

The five riches from oneself are:

1) to be a human,

2) centrally born,

3) with intact sense powers,

4) having unperverted livelihood and

5) faith in the right place.

The five riches from others are:

1) a buddha appeared and

2) he taught the Dharma,

3) the teachings remain and

4) have followers and

5) (teachers) who compassionately benefit others [RY]